Developed specifically for gravel riding, the Air Stratos is a lightweight and strong helmet that’s part of Limar’s Air Revolution collection. In this review we have the latest version of the Air Stratos helmet, the Air Stratos MIPS helmet which integrates MIPS as well as creative color scheme options. The helmet retails for $169.95 and features 15 vents with extended coverage to keep riders safe on or off road. Limar has integrated MIPS Air which utilizes MIPS Nodes to seamlessly connect the padding into the low-friction MIPS material. To accommodate different sized heads, the helmet has Limar’s AirFit system which has a fully adjustable rear cradle and lightweight webbing. One of our favorite features are the bright and bold color schemes Limar offers for the Air Stratos MIPS from standard white and black to 70s and 80s inspired graphics.

Although Limar markets the Air Statos as a gravel or adventure riding, the helmet visually looks like a road cycling helmet. The helmet has a low profile design with 15 vents to funnel air through the helmet. In terms of design, the Air Stratos has a classic Italian design with two aggressive front vents and rectangular elongated vents (i.e. reminiscent of the KASK Protone). The vents openings are sized slightly smaller than traditional road helmets to block branches or other debris from sliding through the openings. It’s a surprisingly thin helmet with in-mold construction and a reinforcement structure across the center of the helmet.

The Limar Air Stratos is currently offered in six eye-catching color schemes: iridescent white, iridescent black, matte deep green, 70s white dark red as well as 80s Matte gray bordeaux and 80s matte gray orange blue. With the 70s and 80s color schemes Limar has utilized period-correct colors and patterns to capture the design essence of each era. We have the 80s Matte Gray Orange Blue scheme which combines complementary stripes of blue, orange, white, charcoal, gray and dark blue colors along the helmet. The helmet has a geometric design with overlapping triangular color regions which creates an attractive design. Limar has flipped the colors on the bottom rim to add contrast and highlight the separate regions of the helmet...

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00:00 Intro
00:11 Unboxing + Specs
02:15 Fit + Finish
05:29 On The Road
06:31 Comparison (Limar Air Atlas, POC Ventral, Smith Ignite)
09:28 The Final Score
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